All articles tagged with #sisterhood
Originally Published 2 months ago — by AOL.com
A heartwarming video shows two Golden Retrievers, Pacha and Bucket, demonstrating their playful and chaotic sisterly bond, with Pacha teaching her younger sister various amusing life lessons, highlighting the lovable messiness of dog sibling relationships.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Yahoo
The article discusses the evolving and often superficial portrayal of 'girl's girl' dynamics on Love Island USA, highlighting how contestants' claims of sisterhood are frequently tested by betrayals and manipulations, raising questions about the authenticity of these relationships and the broader cultural expectations of female loyalty and morality.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Hollywood Reporter
Selena Gomez and Ariana Grande showcased their sisterhood at the Academy Women's Lunch presented by Chanel in Los Angeles. The event celebrated women's contributions to the film industry, with Gomez delivering a keynote on amplifying women's voices and community strength. The luncheon featured high-profile attendees like Amy Adams and Regina King, and highlighted the Academy's Gold Fellowships for Women, supporting emerging female filmmakers. Gomez also discussed her Rare Beauty line's focus on mental health and community impact.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by BBC.com
Indian filmmaker Payal Kapadia's debut narrative feature "All We Imagine as Light" premiered in the main competition at the Cannes Film Festival, receiving an eight-minute standing ovation. The film, which explores the lives of two nurses from Kerala navigating careers and love in Mumbai, marks the first Indian film in 30 years to compete at Cannes. It has garnered high praise from critics, with The Guardian and IndieWire lauding its humanity and romantic portrayal of Mumbai. Kapadia's work highlights the struggles and resilience of Mumbai's immigrant population.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NPR
Alexandra Tanner's debut novel "Worry" delves into the complexities of sisterhood and the struggles of being in one's 20s, portraying the love, anxieties, and truths between two sisters. Tanner discusses the intense emotional dynamics of sibling relationships, the portrayal of motherhood in the book, and the choice to set the story in 2019, capturing the pre-pandemic era's sense of impending change. Ultimately, she hopes to convey to current 20-somethings that despite the challenges, they will endure and make it through.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TODAY
K-pop group TWICE discusses their new project "With YOU-th," their rise to global stardom, and the importance of self-care and sisterhood. The group, known for their catchy music and endearing self-awareness, has become one of the most beloved and bankable K-pop girl groups of all time. They also emphasize the significance of mental health and transparency, setting an example for their fans.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The New York Times
"The Gardens of Anuncia" is a musical tribute to renowned Broadway choreographer Graciela Daniele, directed by Daniele herself and starring Priscilla Lopez. The show explores the life of Anuncia, a character inspired by Daniele, as she reflects on the women who raised her in Buenos Aires during the Perón regime. Through beautiful singing and choreography, the musical celebrates sisterly admiration and the resilience of women. While the music could benefit from a sharper edge, the production shines a light on women's sacrifices and encouragement.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by E! NEWS
Kim Kardashian gives a sweet shoutout to her sister Kourtney Kardashian after she misses her birthday dinner, expressing no hard feelings. Kourtney, who is currently in her third trimester and experienced pregnancy complications, plans to spend quality time with Kim after her urgent fetal surgery. Despite missing the dinner, Kourtney shared a tribute to Kim on Instagram. The birthday dinner was attended by their sisters Khloe Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, Kendall Jenner, their mom Kris Jenner, and celebrity friends.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by HuffPost
Kourtney Kardashian addresses her past fights with sister Kim Kardashian in a birthday tribute, revealing that their on-screen conflicts pale in comparison to the intense confrontations they had growing up. The sisters' strained relationship has been well-documented on their reality TV shows, with physical altercations and harsh words exchanged. Despite their differences, Kourtney expresses her deep love for Kim and wishes her a blessed year ahead.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by E! NEWS
Kourtney Kardashian shares a heartfelt birthday tribute to her sister Kim Kardashian on Instagram, expressing her love and reminiscing about their sisterly fights. The tribute comes after recent TV drama between the sisters, stemming from a feud over Kim's collaboration with Dolce & Gabbana. Kourtney also shares throwback photos of the two on her Instagram Stories. Kim celebrated her 43rd birthday with friends and family at a dinner in Beverly Hills.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by TooFab
Kim Kardashian joins Hailey Bieber on her YouTube series "Who's In My Bathroom?" to talk candidly about her sex life, preferences, joining the mile high club, celebrity crushes, and why she feels so protective of her younger sister Khloe. Kim also opted to drink rather than reveal her "worst date ever." She is currently struggling to find her inner peace on "The Kardashians" as she and big sister Kourtney are in a heated feud over Kim making a Dolce & Gabbana deal around Kourtney's wedding to Travis Barker.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Vulture
Polite Society, the directorial debut of Nida Manzoor, is a coming-of-age immigrant-family dramedy with martial-arts movie elements. The film follows Ria Khan, a schoolgirl who dreams of being a stuntwoman, and her sister Lena, who is dealing with a depressive episode. Ria's fights with classmates, Lena, and Salim's mother are realized as full-on action showdowns. While the film's use of genre frameworks to tell stories of intergenerational immigrant pain is not new, Polite Society lacks grandeur and abandon in its execution. However, the scenes between Ria and Lena are the movie's best, and Priya Kansara delivers a winning performance as Ria.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Roger Ebert
"Polite Society" is a riotously funny and action-packed film about the power of supportive sisters that critiques the limitations of cultural, generational, and gendered expectations. Directed by Nida Manzoor, the film follows Ria, a teenager who dreams of becoming a stunt woman, as she tries to save her sister from a wealthy suitor with dark intentions. The film is a unique blend of action-comedy, cross-cultural commentary, and sibling dynamics, with brilliant costume work and cinematography. At its core, "Polite Society" is a celebration of sisterhood and a pushback against narrow, outdated prejudices.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The New York Times
"Polite Society" is a genre mash-up film that tells the story of two sisters in an enclave of well-to-do Muslim Londoners. The film borrows from various genres, including westerns, musicals, heist capers, horror, Jane Austen, and James Bond. The director, Nida Manzoor, views the overlapping identities of being young, female, and devout-to-varying-degrees as a kaleidoscope of possibilities. The film moves without the weight of having to justify its own existence and is a promising new thing from a first-time filmmaker.